Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03

mountains for the summer, like their new
abode very much.
Rev. W. M. Eaton will fill the pulpit in
the Second Presbyterian Church to-day.
There will be a reunion Of soldiers here
on August 18th.
The German Church, X. Of L. apd w.
C. T. u. will have picnies tomorrow.
Besides these therr will be several private
crowds go to the woods. The c, L. x w.
road will run a special Car and engine
dow 10 the nail works for the acoOmmeda-
ton of a crowd that goes tn Pasco.
Muth takes daily practice in q shell and
is getting faster than he was last year.
You can get tickets at half rates on the
railroads now.
The Stewartsville mines are running
steadily, and the diggers are receiving DO
cents.
The new Methodist Church at Warnock
is ready for plastering.
Jacob Jackley was out at Lewis Mills
Friday catching turtles,
Wm. Sinram and bride occupy elegant
quarters on Gurnsey street.
The street sprinkler would be an elegant
thing Just at this time.
There are still several weddings each
week.
The bottle blowers held a little picnic
last night
The excursion of the j. J. Club down
the river on Friday evening wa an enjoy
able affair.
Every glass factory in the city is now
| closed for the usual suDmer stop.
The work of changing the furnace Of
the bottle works will be commenced As
soon ss it is practicable.
John Dubois and wife will be home
from the West in q few days.
A number of window glass workers have
already left the city on vacation trips.
1t is said that the Bellaire Nail Works
was in position to raise its 5 per cent diyi-
dend several notches if it desired.
There will probably be q new Cathohe
Church at Warnock.
There will be two games OF ball on the
Island tomorrow.
Major Camp and wife are at Burr's Mills
and will take part in the festivities at thai
place tomorrow.
1t is said that the Wichita boom caught a
Bellaire mar mapping.
The Princess has about all she can do to
make her regular trips owing to the low
water.
Frank Alberts, of GAINESVILLE, was IN
the city seeing the boys last week.
The regular tax here is not as large as at
Martins Ferry. This is because Martins
Ferry is doing all her public Improvements
at once.
Friday and Saturday we're the hottest
days in the year and the farmers almost
melted in the fields at work. All the
wheat in this section was cut last week.
The candidates are already circulating
about.
Things were very quiet in this city last
week.
The bank will not be open o-morrow.
Miss Maud Darrah gave up her position
in the dry gosds store and has gone to the
country for the benefit of her health.
The boys who W wheels are having a
nice time on the paved street.
Lawrence Hartwig is now ready for
business as tonsorial artist under the Bel
mont House.
The Lodge of Good Templars meet each
week in the X. of L. Hall.
Tee receipts at the Bellaire postoffice
are on the increase.
The ratpberry crop was not very large
and is about over.
Rev. Aaron Goodfriend will preach in
the Methodist church at st. Clarisville to-
day.
The hammer, saw and brush are making
many improvements in this city.
Rev. DR.. Balph, of st. Clairsville, will
assist Rev. K. G. Wallace in communion
services this morning.
Bellaire was never healthier than at
present, while out in the country we hear
agreat many people complaining OF ILL
ness.
The management Of the Harvest Home
picnic is trying 10 get the Quiet Observa-
tons man of the Pittsburg Dispatch TO
make a speech at the picnic.
A large number of statesmen are home for
the Fourth.
There were a number of people at Wal.
lace's dam yesterday spending the day.
John A. Gallaher and wife have returned
from Washington, Pa, where they visited
Rev. w. w. Walker.
A number of new iron fences were put
up in front of Gravel Hill residences last
week.
Mrs. X. A. Johnson will have charge of
the hotel at Burr's Mills.
The curbing along Union street is not
standing very well, and part OF it has al
ready fallen over.
Several fishing parties will leave for
points down the river on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Runyon, of this city, was
married last week to Thomas O'Donnell, of
Minneapolis. The couple will visit friend
here.
A party from here caught a large mum
Der of turtles at Lewis Mills on Friday.
The j. j. Club had a very pleasant ex-
cursion TO Powhattan on the Princess.
The boat returned yesterday morning
about 4 o'clock.
The weather was too hot for business
yesterday, and there was some complain
ing among merchants.
Bricks are being unloaded on Belmont
street for paving.
The delegates TO the National Glass
Workers Convention leave for Atlantic
City next Saturday.
Mechanics Hose Company installed new
officers at its last meeting.
The funeral of John Mccormick will
take place this morning. Interment at
Wheeling.
BENwoOD.